"Schwabenbanner" refers to Swabia, A cultural and linguistic region centred on Württemberg, a semi autonomous kingdom, then state, located in south-west Prussia. Ulm is a city in Baden-Württemberg, which became one of the modern states of Germany on the 25th April 1952. The motto on the lid, dates this stein to May 1933.
StZ/G basemark of featured stein, above.
Impressed mark StZG for
Steinzeug-Industrie Grenzhausen
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Lid on featured stein, left.
"Üb’ Aug und Hand fürs Vaterland!"
(Train eye and hand for the Fatherland!)
Dated May 1933.
Impressed mark StZG for
Steinzeug-Industrie Grenzcausen.
A variation on the common StZ/G mark
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The Zither Player.
A copy of the Marzi & Remy 10/20L stein
#15054 zither player and woman.
Basemark on The Zither Player stein
A variation on the common StZ/G mark
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